Bach’s Six Suites for Solo Cello, BWV 1007–1012 are essential works in the cello repertoire. Edited by George Pratt, this Stainer & Bell/Augener Edition contains all six suites, along with editorial notes and critical commentary for informed study and performance.

Key Features:

• All six Bach Cello Suites

• For unaccompanied cello

• Edited by George Pratt

• Stainer & Bell / Augener Edition

• Includes notes and critical commentary

• Ideal for advanced study and performance

The Cello II Part for Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major, BWV 1048 is a practical Breitkopf & Härtel orchestral edition of this celebrated Baroque work. It also incorporates Emil Platen’s optional solution for the unusual middle section, where Bach originally provided only two chords.

Key Features:

• Cello II part only

• For Brandenburg Concerto No. 3

• BWV 1048

• Published by Breitkopf & Härtel

• Optional middle-section solution by Emil Platen

• Ideal for orchestral rehearsal and performance

Bach’s Six Suites for Cello Solo, BWV 1007–1012 are cornerstone works of the cello repertoire. Edited by Hugo Becker and published by Edition Peters, this edition contains all six suites for unaccompanied cello.

Key Features:

• All six Cello Suites, BWV 1007–1012

• For unaccompanied cello

• Edited by Hugo Becker

• Edition Peters EP 238

• Essential for advanced study and performance

Bach’s Three Sonatas, BWV 1027–1029 are presented in this Bärenreiter edition for cello and harpsichord/piano. Edited by Hans Eppstein, the collection includes the Sonatas in G major, D major, and G minor and offers sophisticated Baroque repertoire for advanced study and performance.

Key Features:

• Three Bach sonatas for cello

• BWV 1027–1029

• Edited by Hans Eppstein

• Published by Bärenreiter

• Edition BA 5210

• Ideal for advanced study and performance

Concerto in C Minor for Cello and Piano is a popular work by Henri Casadesus in the style of J.C. Bach, originally published under Bach’s name in 1947. This Salabert edition combines engaging Classical-style cello writing with a fascinating history, making it rewarding repertoire for study and performance.

Key Features:

• For cello and piano

• By Henri Casadesus, in the style of J.C. Bach

• Published by Éditions Salabert

• First published in 1947

• Includes multilingual historical notes

• Ideal for advanced study and performance

The Cello I Part for Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major, BWV 1048 is a practical Breitkopf & Härtel orchestral edition. It includes Emil Platen’s optional solution for the concerto’s unusual middle section, where Bach originally supplied only two chords.

Key Features:

• Cello I part only

• Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, BWV 1048

• Published by Breitkopf & Härtel

• Optional middle section by Emil Platen

• Practical orchestral performance material

• Ideal for rehearsal and concert use

Discover Bach’s Three Sonatas, BWV 1027–1029, in this cello and piano edition by renowned cellist Julius Klengel. Published by International Music Company, these elegant and contrapuntal works offer cellists substantial Baroque repertoire for advanced study and performance.

Key Features:

• Three Bach Sonatas for cello and piano

• Edited by Julius Klengel

• Published by International Music Company

• Includes BWV 1027, 1028 & 1029

• IMC Edition No. 882

• Ideal for advanced study and recitals

Bach’s Six Suites for Cello Solo, BWV 1007–1012 are cornerstone works of the cello repertoire. Edited by August Wenzinger for Bärenreiter, this respected edition includes all six suites with practical performance markings informed by historical performance practice.

Key Features:

• All six Bach Cello Suites

• For unaccompanied cello

• Edited by August Wenzinger

• Published by Bärenreiter

• Edition BA 320

• 70 pages

• Ideal for advanced study and performance